Crunchy Granola Baby: New Product: Linaloos!

March 2, 2010

New Product: Linaloos!

Crunchy Granola Baby is excited to start carrying Linaloos, a line of eco-friendly accessories handmade from vintage sweaters that are felted then crafted into trendy designs, proving recycling can be both fun and cute!

Handmade by Jennifer Malone from Melrose, these adorable accessories entered the world around the same time as her daughter Caroline. Frustrated by bows, bows and more bows, Jennifer began making unique hair clips for her baby’s full head of hair. And things just began spiraling from there and Linaloos was born!

And although we said we'd never carry barrettes...we simply couldn't resist these hip, recycled accessories! We hope you enjoy!

And did we mention that Jennifer will also be teaching our Parents of Multiples class coming up in May? Stay tuned for details!

2 comments:

Squam Hill Design said...: LOVE those barrettes!!!; March 2, 2010 at 11:42 AM
Unknown said...: me too!; March 2, 2010 at 11:20 PM

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about CGB

Sure, Crunchy Granola Baby is a shop specializing in organic and natural items for babies and young children. But we’re also a shop that prides itself on balancing quality products with quality customer service.

If you’re interested in cloth diapers, come in for a demonstration. If you’re curious about babywearing, come try our wraps and slings. And rest assured that all of our products have been thoroughly researched and tested. Only the best for our customers!

And because we love our customers so much, we’re also a community resource for North Shore families - a place to visit if you need to feed, nurse or change your little one. And if you need to play, CGB can help. Just ask any of our “regulars!” We’ve got couches for mom and dad, lead-free and non-toxic toys for the kids, and great conversations for all.

But we do so much more than just talk and play – we work hard to organize family and community-oriented events. In the past, we’ve hosted composting workshops to raise money for local schools, organized film screenings with Cinema Salem, and played host to a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program.

Check out our calendar for upcoming events , classes and workshops. Salem is a great city and since opening in 2006, we've been proud to be part of such a historical, yet innovative community.